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THE NEW STUDENT'S REFERENCE WORK

16. FERMENTATION:

a. Decay and spoiling of foods: 656; carbon 333.

b. Sterilizing and pasteurizing methods: 1824;

1428.

c. Production of alcohol: 42; Yinegar 2022; fer

mentation 656.

17. PHOSPHORUS GROUP OF ELEMENTS: 1475; 53.

18. THE ALKALI METALS:

19. THE ALKALINE —EARTH METALS:

a. Phosphates: 1475.

b. Matches: 1118.

c. Fertilizers: 657.

. d. Antimony and bismuth: 80; 220; 1512.

a. Compounds of sodium: 1777; salt 1667; borax

246; glass 772; tartaric acid 1872; saltpeter 1667.

b. Baking powders: 159.

c. Soaps: 1774.

d. Gunpowder: 815.

e. Spectroscope and flame tests for metals: 1793;

plucker tube 1506.

a. Calcium: 305.

b. Marble and lime: 1167; 1071; gypsum 819;

Drummond light 555.

c. Calcium carbide: 305; acetylene 6.

. d. Mortar and cements: 357; gypsum 819.

20. METALLURGY OF IRON:

1211.

a. Cast iron, wrought iron and steel: 939; 1819;

furnace 725; ore-dressing 1235.

b. The Bessemer process: 207; Kelly 995.

c. The open-hearth process: 1820; rolling-mills

1625; foundry 702; flux 687.

d. Crucible steel: 1820.

e. Annealing: 75.

21. COPPER: 452.

22. ORGANIC CHEMISTRY: 375.

a. Metallurgy: 1211. b. Electrolytic purification: Electrolysis 603; metallurgy 1211.
a. Hydrocarbons: carbon 332; hydrogen 903; petroleum 1462. b. Alcohols: 42. c. Acids: 7. d. Aniline dyes: 73.

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